"As the IPS market is maturing, we have been reorganizing for better positioning to prepare for our release of class leading new products," she explains.
The schools were reorganized for better interaction between teachers and students on a ratio of 14 to 19 pupils per teacher and renovated to produce nine elementary schools with full-day kindergarten and three middle schools.
But most economists believe it will make a notable impact over time, just as electricity only really made a big difference to industry when factories were reorganized for mass production.
This month, Mr. Koenig, who still lives in Houston, made a small change to his plea deal, asserting that it was actually Mr. Skilling, not him, who told analysts in July 2001 that a unit was reorganized for efficiency reasons when, in fact, it was done to conceal losses.
On the other hand, the eco-development paradigm suggests that human-nature relations should be reorganized for the benefit of both sides.
As a result of the rise of mobile, the Web has to be reorganized "for task completion," Forrester said.
Crook's capture added to the confusion as the army was reorganized for the spring campaign, and McKinley found himself serving on the staffs of four different generals over the next fifteen days — Crook, John D. Stevenson, Samuel S. Carroll, and Winfield S. Hancock.
Asked whether the reorganization would result in any layoffs, Mr. Semel said: "We are reorganizing for growth.
